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"Pain is temporary, quitting is forever."
David Allen - running in memory of Kerry-Anne Offord and
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"Great cause but never again. Big well done to everyone else.
Fantastic to have a massage"
Carl Clayton - running in memory of Louisa Clayton |
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"Pleased to have had the opportunity to raise money for CRY in
memory of David."
Chris Barnes - running in memory of David Holmes |
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"Pleased to have done it."
George Ballard - running in memory of Scott Rennie
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"Couldn't have run for a better cause."
Huw Edwards |
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"First time and is hardest, best thing I have ever done!"
Matt Fisher |
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"Hard work but worth it. Very well looked after by CRY."
Robert Henderson |
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"Brilliant! Best thing ever, great charity."
David Halliday - running in memory of Mark Young |
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"If you are considering doing it then DO IT - it is incredibly
rewarding."
Paul Hammett - running in memory of Andy Forbes |
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"Delighted to have raised so much and pleased with what we have
done."
George McAlpin - running in memory of Aaron Lundy |
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"Don't let anyone tell you its not tough - but its worth it."
Keith Hibberd - running in memory of Ben Simpson |
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"An amazing experience, everyone should have a go."
Katie Lovett - running in memory of David Tallis |
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"Running in memory of my Brother. Definitely worth it"
Barry Holcombe - running in memory of Andrew Holcombe |
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"I beat my husband!"
Sharon Love - running in memory of Matt Gadsby |
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"It was worth the months of training
to cross the finish line."
Catherine Lyness - running in memory of Stephen Lyness
"The charity is
doing magnificent work and long may it continue."
Patrick Lyness - running in memory of Stephen Lyness |
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"Thank you to CRY for the opportunity to do this. I feel anything is
possible now and would recommend it to anyone to do. Such a
relief to be brought in a minibus to the hotel and not to have to
walk!"
Charlotte Luckett - running in memory of Martyn Luckett |
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‘’I was thankful it was not as hot as predicted, as the heart suit
would have been a ‘little warm’. As it was it was fine and the
response from the crowd was unbelievable, I would recommend it to
anybody. You never know I might even do it again!’’
Kevin Marsden - running in memory of Oliver Marsden |
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"Pleasure raising money for such a great charity, hit my target and
hoping will even get a bit more. Always wanted to run for a reason.
Whenever I do any running I think of Katrina now."
Robert Mullane - running in memory of Katrina Brown
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"Pain, but fun!"
Nick Oliver - running in memory of Jamie Simpson |
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"The people who sponsored me £3 a mile will be sorry, they thought
I'd never finish!"
Neil Robertson - running in memory of Mark Young |
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"Had great support, such a worthy cause. Glad to be able to help.
Thinking of Ben drove me on so much."
James Salter-Boyden - running in memory of Ben Newton
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"Makes you feel powerful being able to do this - you never think you
could complete it. Every time I felt like stopping I thought of Ed
and he got me going again."
Sean Reading - running in memory of Edward Reading |
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"Support on the sides really helps. Gels (Lucozade) were great!
Gives you a boost."
Tom Mckirdy - running in memory of Caroline Johnstone
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"It's worth the run for the atmosphere."
Mark Nicholas
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"Hardest thing I've done but the best thing I've ever done."
Ian Ritchie - running in memory of Ben Simpson |
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"Ouch... I think it was a good run."
Martin Upton - running in memory of Edward Reading |
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"Great fun, great experience. Really good to have a million people
cheering for you - good for your ego!"
Jim Burton - running in memory of Tom Burton
"It was a lot of
fun. Nice atmosphere - a 5 hour long party!"
Tim Burton - running in memory of Tom Burton
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"Amazing day and an amazing charity."
Suzanne Abbott - running in memory of Jonathan Hooper
"CRY has helped
Jonathan's family immeasurably. His family came and supported me
which made it a very meaningful day.
I have been very pleased to help. I have walked the Marathon for the
last 2 years and CRY was the charity I wanted to raise money for."
Richard Shand - running in memory of Jonathan Hooper |
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"I'd rather give birth again!"
Vickie Ford - running in memory of James Poynton |
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"Extremely exhilarating experience."
Matthew Kiernan - running in memory of Cecilia Barriga |
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"Never again... but
I'll sign up tomorrow!"
Tom Oliver - running in memory of Andy Forbes |
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"Really nice to do
it and I ran for a good cause."
Alistair Holland - running in memory of Philip Holland |
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"I have a new baby,
so apologies to my family for disappearing for hours to train - but
worth it!"
Rob Borthwick - running in memory of William Preest |
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"Enjoyed whole
experience for very worthy charity. I became aware of CRY
through a death in community rugby"
Kevin Danagher |
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"I lost a friend,
Dave Gellet (30), two years ago in a football game - I was playing
too. I needed to know what happened and found the CRY website. I
thought of him during run, doing it for him - thought he would give
me a kick up the backside to help me along."
Chris Speed - running in memory of Dave Gellet |
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"Anyone can do it
if they put their mind to it. When I was struggling I thought
of Emma and having a personal reason drove me on - especially when
my friend Katy, who would have done anything to be there, was unable
to run herself."
Lisa Hines - running in memory of Emma Peek |
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"Very well looked
after and pleased to know I could run for CRY."
Chris Gordon |
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"Very special to
run for CRY."
Lucy Stackpool-Moore - running in memory of Ian
Linnington |
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